shaping up if you want to take the family outdoors. big changes on the way. we'll sort those out. >> it's a busy friday so the bridges are open this morning but we have a sigalert to tell you about. folks getting into san francisco, listen up. >> right now a live look outside. that is the san mateo bridge. it appears from this angle the bridge to infinity. a hot of clouds and fog out there. what is today? >> friday. >> yes. it's friday. july 6th, "today in the bay." >> always excited for the weekend. >> absolutely. i'm a fan, always have been. 6:00 on the nose. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning the country's unemployment rate, it is holding steady at 8.2%. >> that is correct. according to the numbers just released about a half hour ago

employers added 80,000 jobs in june. analysts predicted at least 90,000 jobs would be added. the unemployment rate holding steady. analysts say the waivering confidence could take a dive. now a big time impact on the presidential campaign. over to brian mooar bringing us that part of the story. we'll have that coming up later on. and police in gilroy this morning trying to piece together the events leading up to the accidental death of a 3-year-old boy. this child was shot at his home last night. just a heart breaking incident. bob redell is live with the latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. gilroy police say this was an awful accident. 3-year-old son of a san jose police officer, he was accidentally shot and killed at his home just before 5:00 last night on kentwood court in gilroy.

apparently with handgun. his family was there at the time. sorp three other children according the to dispatch indicating that this might have taken place during a play date. the boy was shot at least once, died on his way to the hospital. gilroy police won't say if the boy shot himself or if it was a playmate. police say that is part of their investigation. it will focus on how the gun was stored and why a child was able to get their hands on it. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 6:02. new this morning convicted killer scott peterson is appealing his death sentence. his lawyer filed briefs before the state supreme court arguing publicity denied peterson a fair trial and challenging several other rulings of evidence. peterson was convicted in 2004 of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son, dumping her body in the san francisco bay. the appeal is expected to take

months or even years to resolve. >> also new this morning a 1200-acre wild fire near redding is threatening dozens of homes. we're told it's about 30% contained. evacuations in the happy valley area are still in effect. five homes have been damaged so far but luckily no one has been hurt. >> it was a sad day at the track. we can tell you racing is expected to go on at the alameda county fair a day after a jockey dies. christie smith live at pleasant pleasanton. >> reporter: good morning. the entire horse racing community is in shock over this and a tribute is being planned for jorge herrera, there are condolences coming in to the facebook page of the fair. we have video for you this morning. the final seconds just before the fall where you see the 33-year-old jockey on a white

horse. it appears the horse is clipped by another horse and herrera goes off the mount onto the track. it appears that his horse or another horse stomped on him and he may have suffered head trauma. >> jorge herrera is a firly new jockey to the racing scene and he is from mexico. we're definitely saddened by this and the entire horse racing industry is. just doing everything that we can to make sure our jockeys and horses are safe as we normally do. >> reporter: he was taken to eden trauma center in castro valley where he died about two hours after the horrible accident. herrera is from mexico, new but apparently a fan favorite. the incident is under review by the california horse racing board. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> officers say a man who

crashed his car after a chase on the bay bridge was drunk. officers say antonio robertson was speeding when he lost control on the "s" curve yesterday. shots were exchanged as deputies moved in. no one was hit. both robertson and a passenger were injured. officers had to close down the eastbound lanes for eight hours yesterday to investigate that cash. really created that backup you see. robertson is a parolee and now faces drunk driving and weapons charges. >> this has been a high profile case and the bay area man who admitted to beating the catholic priest he says raped him decades ago is not where he expected to be. a san jose jury returning a not guilty verdict yesterday. prosecutors charging william lynch with felony assault and elder abuse in the 2010 attack on father jerold lindner.

the verdict stunning a lot of people including lynch who says he was expecting to go to jail. lynch says he plans to create a non-profit organization to give other victim as voice and help in that cycle of sexual abuse in the church. father lindner was not in court for the reading. >> a look at the forecast for today and the weekend. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> we've been talking about it since monday. put it on the table. good morning to you. a beautiful start here. of course the fourth of july helped us get into the festive move and old glory here blowing in the light wind. we have quite a bit of fog hugging the coast and moving inland. that's our natural coolant. what is starting out in the 50s, 57 in sunnyvale. 57 san jose, around 50 in santa cruz. throughout the day today, futurecast, by 9:00 dealing with a fair amount of cloud cover

from oakland to san francisco, even the santa cruz mountains socked in. look at what happens, continuing to noon and the greater bay area is sunny. and temperatures will be comfortable for outdoor plans. you want to seize this while it lasts. things are going to change. this is the coolest day of the next 8 to 10 days. 74 degrees at noon inland, 82 at 4:00 p.m. so that means we're going to see the low 80s. the 70s at the bay and at the coast today upper 60s. you'll get some great beach days, i'll reveal when on my seven-day forecast. first, here's mike. >> very busy especially for a friday. the volume of traffic relatively light but the number of accidents is pretty high. this is a sigalert, 280 at 101 we continue to follow this, the accident involving what was originally a report of reckless

driving but chp is going to give us details. we know that the left -- or one lane is still blocked, the right lane as you approach northbound 101, continuing with the slow down from geneva to the 101 interchange. 101 is clear there. the other side of the bay, we still have the closure. looks like it will last all morning long after that accident by the golf course. closed between john davy and memorial, not affecting doolittle. the major roads can get through. keep that in mind. we're hooking at the action as well, 680, the off ramp we had a car into a light pole. they moved that out of the roadway but you'll have one lane blocked. no slowing through the south bay. back to you. zm thank you.

it's a big time showdown as lawmakers step up to battle the securing of funding for high speed rail systems. the state senate voting today on whether to approve billions for the bullet train project. yesterday the assembly passing the measure, the money being ear-marked for the initial phase of construction and to win support democratic liters adding for the existing rail hines. >> inboat today and tomorrow will provide the last piece of the funding puzzle. it will provide the last piece of the funding puzzle for b.a.r.t.'s rail tar mod werization. >> the first track could be laid down as early as next year. >> president obama will sign a bill that will interest drivers and college students, a bill will will set aside $105 billion for highway and rail improvements. another portion of that same bill provides interest rates of

federal student loans from doubling. that increase would have affected more than seven million students. >> the walk to school will soon be safer. caltrain givening $48 million to projects to help provide safer routes for school children. contra costa county, santa claire county awarded $450,000. this will pay for sidewalk, bikeling and speed signs to remind drivers to show it down. caltrainses says it will encourage more to walk to school or take a like to school. >> 6:10. a big money offer from the houston rockets. but it doesn't mean he's heaving the big apple. >> how about a big meeting this morning thetalk about all of that violence in syria.

details coming up. >> in the south bay this morning, overcast skies throughout the bay area. hoping for a burn-off and a warm-up. a nice thorning, thou imorning. >> get the latest. you know where to find us.

>> welcome back everyone. talking about the overcast skies kind of throughout the bay area. marine layer really infiltrating us. but it's not a bad way to start. gorgeous temperatures lately. we'll check the full forecast coming up. 6:13. representatives from more than 100 countries are holding talks

to decide about syria. >> the talks are under way in paris. france's president opening up the meeting calling syria's crisis a threat to world peace and security. we can tell you a senior member of syria's regime has fled to turkey. this is a big deal. it would be the highest level defection of a follower of president assad since the rebellion more than a year ago. >> and wikileaks says it will publish more than 2 million e-mails from syria revealing interaction between the syrian government and western companies. >> 6:14. breaking news. police at the scene of a violent crash in alameda. we're learning all of the victims are teenagers. marla tellez is live at the scene. >> reporter: laura, good morning. this is island drive, this is going to be closed for several hours. police are telling us at least

through 10:00 this morning, and you're hooking at the reason why. this is hard to see. this is a four-door sedan, all we can make out. the top is sheered off. it's a single vehicle accident. what we understand from police we are just learning that this happened about 1:30 this morning. involving six teens, all under the age of 18, in fact, five 15-year-olds and one 13-year-old. police are just releasing this information that the 15-year-old driver was taken to highland hospital with life threatening injuries. the other five passengers all went to the hospital but they have sustained non-life threatening injuries so those five are said to be okay. the the driver of the car, 15 years old. the car looks like it belongs to one of the passengers' parents and they used it without permission. you can see investigators on scene this morning canvassing

the scene several hours after this accident happened. we see them taking photos, they brought their measuring tapes. near alameda golf course is going to be closed at least through 10:00 this morning. police say they are looking into whether drugs or alcohol played a factor in this single vehicle accident. that's the latest. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> that is so sad. thank you, marla. we told you about that south bay florida life guard fired for saving a swimmer, he has been offered his job back but he says thanks but no thanks to the company that runs that, fired thomas lopez for leaving his area to try and help out a swimmer. the news caused a big public uproar and his employer finally offered to let him come back and get his job. he turned that job down. three other life guards have quit. >> we are 21 days away from the

summer games in london. one of team u.s.a.'s squad getting together. the basketball opens its men's training camp. 15 finalists are reporting, 12 will head to london. the final roster will be announced tomorrow night. kobe bryant, lebron james and kevin durant some of the stars considered to be locks to make the team. >> outside guess they make the keep team. >> kind of okay. right. stay with nbc. we'll have it all live from london and check out the olympics section of our website. we've got really unique bay area stories from the london games. >> the giants haven't been giving olympian efforts but trying to turn it around on the road. they move to pittsburgh to take on the pirate who is have been on fire. barry zito gets the start at 4:05. the giants coming off of a sweep at the hands of the nationals, they were on the wrong end of

that. last night' game down to the wire. you know what's going to happen. the nationals chipped away and ended up walking off with a 6-5 deflating victory for the g-men. you know what he's not going to rocket away from new york. lin is a restricted free agent and most nba insiders think the knicks will match the offer next week. it would palin around $5 million each of the first two years and the third year he would get more than $9 million. >> this is so mind blowing in many ways. a few months ago he was sleeping on his buddy's sofa, a pick-up. no one had heard of him. >> now a nice cold plated sofa.

>> put jewels on it too. what kind of weather? >> we enjoy knowing that he is a bay area resident. another one to add to our roster of many people out here in the bay area doing big things. you'll want to do big things outdoors this weekend. 6:19, looking at the reason why. the marine layer, it's still with us. which is great news. it's an unseasonably cool summer, is far it's going to maintain. then our temperatures start to sky rocket. especially next week. so whatever keep s you cool you'll need them. we're only going to jump from the upper 50 to the upper 70s today. 55 to start out in san francisco. temperatures will be on the mild side just for a couple more

days, then we heat up as this ridge of high pressure takes the storm track to the north. it will be dry. and then you'll notice that moisture creeping in. monsoonal flow is back in the mix. that means we could see isolated thunderstorms, the best chancech that tuesday into wednesday. friday, breezy at the coast. you'll notice the winds hike you did yesterday. we call them sun counselors toward the end of the day into the evening. and your sunset at 8:35. high pressure is going to bring our temperatures way up, though, as we head through sunday, monday, tuesday, talking about mid-90s. and i held off just a touch. i could be taking the temperatures up more so, we could see this ridge really amplify, that's what we're watching for. so no triple digits just yet. we'll let you know if that changes when we meet back on

monday. mike has been a busy man. let's see if this is any improvement. >> there is significant improvement. told you about this sigalert going on northbound 280 in toward 101. that injury accident and all of the emergency vehicles are clearing. so over the last five minutes i've seen considerable improvement. 101 has been a pleasure for the last half hour. that will get slower on that side of the bay. we're looking to the east bay. this serious accident involving six teenagers, the investigation continues and that's why island drive will remain until about ten clock in the morning. the construction that cleared from 85, cupertino crews cleared. slowing on 101, that's going on partly kicked off by an accident northbound 101 past 680 around alum rock, an accident on the

shoulder. 85 and 87, a little pump but no major drama there. the golden gate bridge is a pleasure as far as drive but the view, not so great. i these it's typical. >> thanks, mike. >> it is friday and normally it would be a gentleman kit freeway. scott mcgrew is off so we don't get gadgets but we have the news to report. >> apple telling consumers a bug that cost them downloaded apps to crash is mixed. the problem was -- after many e-mails. apple has been working on the issue they believe is a server error that generated codes. the problem has been fixed. only a small number were suspected. >> all of you gaming freaks, sony appears to release a new

play station three. it filed paperwork with the s.e.c. giving euro gamer speculating this one is an update of the may station three slim model. >> i haven't figured out playization 1 yet. >> coming up, the latest report is out. unemployment stayed in this slump. we'll look at those numbers and what they mean for the economy.

>> we were waiting for these numbers, we brought them to you live t jobs report shows unemployment rate unchanged at 8.2%. brian mooar is live on capitol hill this morning with more on what these numbers really say about our current economic situation. good morning, brian. >> reporter: well, laura, what it says is nothing good, not really anything super bad but i mean, just disappointing. that's the headline today. disappointing. economists hoped for a lackluster number like 100,000, maybe 90,000. but really, 80,000? that's what we ended up with. 80,000 non-farm payroll jobs added in june. 8.2% is the unemployment rate. that's the good news and the bad news. not going up, not going down. for president obama it makes the

sales pitch he is making today in ohio and pennsylvania on his two-day battleground bus tour, a little harder. president obama trying to tell blue collar workers especially in the key rust belt states that he is the man for the job which is creating jobs. the president is shadowed by mitt romney's surrogates, potential gop v.p. running mates, tim pawlenty and bobby jindal making the argument that president obama is a johnny come lately, a barack come lately as they say. laura, not good numbers for the president. he has explaining to do. >> no doubt we'll hear a lot about this on the campaign trail. >> still to come on "today in the bay," an update to the breaking news we're talking about this morning. >> a crash in alameda injure as carful of teenagers. >> scott peterson in the headlines again, he is appealing his death sentence. we'll tell you why thinks

attorney says that peterson does not deserve it. >> and the investigation under way into the death of a toddler shot at a gilroy home. the boy's father is a san jose police officer. we'll update you on this one coming up in a live report.

>> reporter: we're following breaking news in alameda. a brutal single car accident sends six teens to the hospital, all of them under the age of 16. i'm marla tellez with that story coming up. >> reporter: the 3-year-old son of a san jose police officer has been accidentally shot and killed here in gilroy. i'm bob redell. i'll tell what you the investigators have to say. >> new this morning, the latest unemployment report is out and the markets opening up now, we'll see how this is affecting trading. >> you'll like your numbers when it comes to today's highs. we're talking about the 80s

inland t 70s bayside, 60s at the coast. change is on the way. coolest day of the next 10. your full forecast in moments. >> as the commute starts to build for the south bay i have my eyes on this accident causing slowing for 101. we'll show you the latest. >> i'll show you a live look outside, can't make out the top of it, all fogged in. city by the bay. friday, july 6, this is "today in the bay." >> good friday morning to you. 6:31. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. and new this morning just a brutal and scary scene in alameda, a crash that has six teens in the hospital now. recovering and fighting for life. marla tellez is live at the scene. what's the latest? >> reporter: jon, good morning. police are telling us that this terrible accident happened about

1:30 this morning when all of the 911 calls started pouring in. we want to give you a look at the scene. a single car crash on island drive near the alameda municipal golf course. island drive is going to be shut down for a few more hours. you can see investigators on the scene. the car itself is hard to look at. just to be simple and honest. it's a four-door sedan. can't even make out what kind of car it is, the top sheered off. you can see the air bags did deploy. the saddest part, six teens under 16 years old, five of them 15 years old, and one 13-year-old were inside this car when it crashed. it collided with a tree. the driver, 15, is at highland hospital with life threatening injuries. this is according to police. the five passengers all taken to the hospital as well but they are expected to survive.

the investigators out here, they are trying to determine if p drugs or alcohol played a part in this crash. again, that happened at 1:30 this morning. also we're learning from police that the owner of the car is said to be one of the parents of one of these passengers. that's the latest from here. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> also new this morning, the country's unemployment rate now holding steady at 8.2%. >> according to these numbers just released, the employers added 80,000 jobs in june. analysts predicted at least 90,000 jobs would be added. that with the rate holding steady. the public is already wavering, economic confidence could take a dive. the numbers expected to make a big impact on the presidential campaign. brian mooar brings us that part of the story coming up. >> also new this morning, convicted killer scott peterson is appealing his death sentence.

peterson's lawyer filed briefs before the state supreme court arguing publicity denied peterson a fair trial and challenging several rulings. peterson was convicted in 2004 of murdering his wife and their unborn son. the appeal is expected to take months or years. >> a gilroy neighborhood stunned and left struggling trying to cope with the aftermath of a deadly shooting. the victim a 3-year-old boy accidentally shot with a gun belonging to his father who happens to be a san jose police officer. bob redell is live in gilroy now with the investigation going on. bob, what investigators are saying? >> good morning to you, jon. the gilroy police department, part of the investigation will focus on how was that gun stored and b, why was a child able to get their hands on it. the boy, the 3-year-old son

after san jose police officer was shot with handgun at his home on kentwood court just before 5:00 last night. the gilroy dispatch reports that his mother ran out screaming and crying. the paper also reports that three other children were in the home at the time indicating that this might is happened during a play date. what's not clear is who pulled the trigger, did the boy shoot himself or another child pull the trigger. that will be part of the haves gags. reporting live in gilroy, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> the bay area man who admitted on the stand to beating a retired catholic priest is a free man a. san jose jury returned a not guilty verdict yesterday. 44-year-old william lynch was charged with 90 assault and elder abuse in the attack of

gerald lindner. the verdict stunned many including lynch who says he expected to go to jail. he says he plans to create a nonprofit organization to give other victims and help hend the cycle of sex abuse in the church. father lindner was not in court when the decision was read. >> the drama continues for suspended sheriff ross america america. his wife will testify in person as he is fighting for his job. a ha tee no organization paid the airfare for his wife to floy back for the hearing later on this month. mirkarimi facing misconduct charges after pleading guilty to false imprisonment for bruising lopez's arm in an argument. the mayor suspended mirkarimi and wants him removed from officials. >> 6:36. time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> you are always more

interested on fridays. maybe it's just me. good morning to you. you know we've got a great looking weekend ahead, then major changes. the dog days of summer we have not experienced are back in the forecast with the full deck of clouds. going to keep us cool later on. 55 in san mateo. 55 degrees to start out in san francisco. the weather headlines tell the story. patchy fog, low clouds inland, we'll see a sunny finish, the winds will pick up. next week, the tail end of the weekend, becoming more muggy around here and hot weather on the way so seize the day. in san jose, about 82 degrees at 4:00 p.m. in the heat of the day, 72 degrees bay side and 57 at the coast. those are your highs. let's check your drive. >> despite the lighter volume on a friday to help things moving smoothly.

to the south bay, northbound 101, this accident we're following around alum rock, north of 680 is in the median so it's out of lanes, slowing distraction. the build of the commute as well. an accident here near the transition and looks like one lane is blocked. might be a one car spun around there. we're looking at no major issues, light volume in past curtner into downtown. we have this closure for island droyv. that right by the golf course, that's closed from john dave tee memorial. that does not affect hasher bay or do bitle. those are both open. we'll look at the rest of the maze. a quick look throughout shows no metering lights. that's the reason why. >> look at that. is any one awake? everybody's home? >> been asking myself.

>> the record heat wave is expected to break on the east cost. we'll tell you when next. >> also the people behind san diego's blown fireworks show. ♪

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only a couple of seconds, the operators of a pyrotechnics company saying they are sorry and they are going to do next year's show for free as they should. >> they got a lot of explaining to do after wednesday's show. watch quickly. well, that was the show. >> see you later. next year. >> really. most of the show, all 20,000 individual fireworks, they all went off in just 15 seconds. >> before the show started. >> people still getting their popcorn. a $350,000 show was supposed to last 17 minutes. the operators are blaming their booms that went bust on a computer glitch. >> a lot of unhappy people. the bay area sports legend proving he is a cool cat trying to help out felines find new homes. that being tony la russa hosting

cat independence days at one of his animal shelters. wow, sounds like he's go withing to attack. la russa is eliminating adoption fees for cats 6 months or older. the event is held at the tony la russa animal rescue foundation in walnut creek. independence cat days running throughout the month. so get yourself a cat. >> can't call it the dog days of summer. 6:43. coming up, investigators zero in on the epicenter of colorado's most destructive wild fire ever. >> tense talks in paris now, this morning the subject matter -- syria. this is as a high ranking member of syria's regime makes a risky move.

>> welcome back everyone. 6:46. representatives from more than 100 countries are holding talks to decide what should be done about syria. >> very serious stuff going on. the talks under way in paris, france's president opening up the meeting and called syria's crisis a threat to world peace and security. meantime, we can tell you a senior member of syria's regime has fled to turkey. this is a big deal because it's the highest level of defection among president assad's regime since that rebellion started more than one year ago. and wikileaks is getting involved in this, says it will publish more than 2 million e-mails from syria. it says the e-mails will reveal interactions between members of the syrian government and between western companies. >> the captain at the center of the cruise ship disaster off the coast of italy this year has been released from house arrest. an italian judge letting him

resume activities but not to leave his hometown. at least 30 people died when the "costa concordia" ran aground in january. no formal charges have been filed. >> it's a tradition here on "today in the bay," right after us the "today" show comes up at 7:00. here is natalie morales with a look at what they are working on. >> good morning. coming up on "today" triple-digit temperatures expected across the midwest as officials in chicago confirm that city's first heat-related death. we'll have details and a first look at your weekend forecast. >> also ahead, a wife dies on a diving trip, her husband found guilty of murder and served four years in prison before that conviction was overturned. this morning he'll speak out in his first live interview since his release. then we'll lighten things up with everything you need to know about movie, celebrity news and

more to get you ready for the weekend. and a big crowd on the plaza gearing up for a live concert from rapper slow rider, all when we get started on a friday morning on "today." back to you. >> so the huge fires in colorado coming under containment. they know now where the deadly wild fire started. >> it's amazing. they were scouring more than 18,000 charred acres and they pinpointed the site of the ignition but don't know what sparked the fire. the waldo canyon fire erupted nearly two weeks ago and forced 35,000 people to evacuate from the colorado springs area. it destroyed more than 300 homes, killing two people. the fire is 95% contained. >>from south carolina as far north as milwaukee, record breaking heat is felt across the country. chicago set a new record yesterday -- temperature there

is soared to 103. no doubt sticky degrees. look at that. pavement buckling in texas, did you see it? >> an earthquake or something. >> no. it was extreme heat. really, the lack of rainfall is impacting corn crops. in the last three weeks the price of corn has increased by almost 30 percent. >> farmers suffering big time. i guess usually the case is here we're just enjoying and basking in the glow. california has never looked so good. usually we're flying over there to cool off but that's not been the case. we'll get ours, it's coming next week. however, today looking phenomenal. beautiful conditions for one more day, turning i'd say a little warmer tomorrow. warm inland, then we'll be downright hot as we head through the midsection of next week. so enjoy today while it lasts. beautiful conditions out there.

we're going to look at some of your beach cities coming up. i wanted to start with san jose. we had less cloud cover yesterday that the time. an indication of a comfortable afternoon. limited sunshine to start. climbing from the mid to upper 50s now into the 70s and 80s in the warmest cities across the bay. high pressure is taking the storm track to our north so it's going to be dry. that will be the case. then through next week, up to the monsoonal moisture through the bay area. before it gets muggy, this weekend should be okay, by saturday a few 90s but the low 90s. if you wanted to hit the beach, you have the kids, pacifica looks good. winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. half moon bay a little warmer. temperatures approaching 67 but the warmest beach city where you get the most sunshine will be

santa cruz. make your way to the 70s. 74 degrees at about 4:30. highs work out like this across the bay area. 75 in oakland. comfortable conditions there. a little hot in the heat of the day, gilroy, 85. tomorrow, we're going to nudge your testifies up 3 to 5 degrees. what i can tell you now is it's going to be hot. here is mike. >> a new slowdown unexpected on a friday, but to issues going on for northbound 101. around san own at the rauf ramp there is a car with a flat tire. there is a disabled motorcycle north of san antonio. that's causing the distraction through the area. north through palo alto. >> the san mateo bridge moves smooth hi. going away from us, look at that sun breaking through.

up from the peninsula as well. eastbound 880, smooth hi as well past coliseum. north past high street and you're ot the speed limit up to the bay bridge toll plaza. other spots, typical trouble spots. you're at the limit or about there through almost. a 14 or 15 minute drive all the way to the interchange. showing to antioch. westbound 4 but we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> good news is it is friday but the jobs report not so hot. >> a new report for the month of june shows unemployment steady at about with 8.2%. employers added 80,000 jobs, less than the 90,000 that the economists expected. news affecting wall street as well. invest gers have been very

nervous. right now the dow is down 127 points, nasdaq about 29. >> scott mcgrew is enjoying time off but this is business and tech news. app apple. a problem was pointed out after he received disgruntled users. apple says it has been patched. only a smul nur per were affected. sony appears to rehe's -- it speculates however it's an update to play station slim model. that could be officially announced at a german convention taking place next month. >> happy birthday to former first lady nancy reagan. she turns 91 today. and she's getting a special

tribute from disney. they are opening a temporary exhibit for the reagan presidential library. never before seen drawings from the archives. mrs. reagan was presented with a mickey mouth statue. president regular huved those. >> congratulations. a wild fire in northern california. a 1200 acre fire only about 30% contained this morning. evacuations have been ordered for the happy valley area there. five homes have been damaged. 150 year were threatened so. far no reports of injuries. >> a showdown expected over high speed rail. snrs are expected to vote on whether to approve the first 8 billion in funding for that bullet train prosect. the assembly passed it. the money is earmarked for the first phase of construction in

the central valley f. approved the first track could be laid down next year. racing is expected to go on today at the fairgrounds a day after a jockey died in a tragic accident. christie smith joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is such a tragedy that the entire horse racing community sin shock. it was the last race of the day here at the alameda county jail when the jockey jorge herrera was thrown from his horse. the 33-year-old jockey 0en a white horse named morito. it appears, unfortunately, he is chipped by another horse and herrera falls down. either his horse or another stepped on him. he was taken to eden trauma

center where he day it. a spokesman says that herrera was from mexico and new to the racing seen. a tribute in his honor. >> this is one of those stories that blows your mind. a family in mourning and bob redell is live with the' vents are called a tragic accident. bob, what's the latest? >> reporter: an awful accident. good morn, jon, according to gilroy police. the boy was a 3-year-old son of a san jose police officer. he was shot accident hi with a stand none before 5 lock last night in his home here in gilr y gilroy. the dispatch reporting that his mother ran out screaming and trying. he died on the ride to the hospital. the ape reports that three

others were inside that this might have taken place during a play date. what is clear is who pulled the trigger, did the boy shoot himself. gilroy police said this was an awful accident trying to figure out, a, how was the gun stored and b, why was a child able to get their hands on it. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 6:57. breaking news in the east bay, six teenagers none older than 15 all injured in a violent car crash. a rough crash scene out there. >> reporter: it is hard to look at no doubt about that. good morning. police are not saying much about the cause, however, they are investigating whether or not alcohol or drugs played a part in this terrible crash. we're going to give you a look at the scene right now. all we can make out is that it is a four-door sedan. you can see investigators, they

are still on seen. this happened about 1:30 this afternoon. the top of the car pretty much sheared off. the air bags deployed. about 1:30 is when the 911 call started pouring in on this crash near the alameda golf course. six teens were inside. behind the wheel a 15-year-old driver now foyting for life. and the passengers, four of them also 15 years old, and one of them 13 years old. they are in the hospital as well but mess say they have non-life threatening injuries. again, the cause of this accident is under investigation by alameda police. we understand that the sergeant is going to give us an update about 7:30. island drive said to be closed through 10:00 this morning. >> tragedy out there. thank you. >> 6:58.

let's get a final check on the weather. >> give them what they want to see. the the seven-day forecast. as we head throughout the weekend temperatures will be on the climb, so if you want to take care of outdoor activities, today might be the day to get out and mow the lawn. 64 at the coast. 83 inland. the weekend, we're going to tack an additional 5 degrees to today's highs and monday, tuesday, wednesday we start to climb, the 90s return. we meet back monday. first let's check your drive once more. >> back down to the south bay. look at all of this out of mountain view. the earlier disabled vehicle cleared from san antonio off ramp but the motorcycle and cyclist both on the side of the road. a distraction and maybe blocking a lane. may be some repair work. that's causing all of this slowdown up into palo alto. alameda still the closure marla told you about. a look at the bay bridge. no backup. no problems. >> no one out there.